Search results

It's not about spending money and coming off as classist.  I am not a provider nor do I suscribe to classism and some might infer I just have no class. The only high-end there is in this conversation truly is high demand customers.  Those that expect more 9's on uptime, expect a robust...

Decided to take the leap finally and a Yubikey for two factor authentication.  Generic usage with Lastpass. I think we have a bunch of people here using Yubikeys.   What are the interesting applications I should check out that support Yubikeys (online is fine, local LAN / same PC is even better)?

Won't find me hosting there....  I am far too selective (and tired) to deal with sh!t experiences like this.

For all the frugal folks needing sandbox instances for dev / testing, Vultr has a coupon code for $50 credit. The $50 free credit is good for 60 days.  You will have to provide payment pre-authorization in amount of $2.50 (which supposedly gets refunded). The promotion is over here: ...

1TB of RAM... yeah assumed he just munged it....   GVH had many insanity plans... Clearly no 1TB of RAM :) The issue is support only can do what support is tasked with doing.  Billing and major issues always falls on owner / management to resolve. It's ownership like this that gives ahhh...

Anyone selling 'cloud' and actually intending on building something that resembles such is going to find themselves with sticker shock. It isn't an el cheapo random E3 on a mutant network sitting as an island with an OVZ + Solus stack.  Need big cores, big RAM, fast back plane innerconnects. ...

Sounds like a more US central location than San Diego :) What's the date and have a link?  HostingCon website isn't reflecting it up front.

The trick is to show up daily, do the work and be generally visibile.   Be polite, responsive, etc.  Look for niches and opportunities to work / help others to get traction going.

Stupid plan there for sure that was sold to @FredQc.  Unless @FredQc is being billed $50+ a month, and who gives 12 cores to a customer?!?!?!  I was bothered multiple times in past two weeks by former GVH customers left offline.  One was a shared hosting customer three weeks offline and being...

Redundancy and reliability go together.  You can use a lot of unreliable cheap garbage then waste time and energy trying to make such redundant.  Bad utilization of time, money and energy.  Yes people are doing such in various ways.   People also live on 59 cent sandwiches and pay $100 a month...

I'll start by saying words having meanings.  Even if idiots and snake oil salesmen use such words over and over with great conviction.  The common definition by use of cloud is buzzword bingo stabbing in the dark to ride the fad wave with the rest of the inept.  It means literally nothing in...

I think definitions aside (but appreciated) cloud is nearly always on and able to be ported to and self moved and redeployed ideally automagically in same DC but emphasis on other DCs.  DC1 goes pop, no matter, your container is alive in DC2.  Elastic is a key word and it's not just resource...

Podget for the actual feeds.  Can run it on Raspberry Pi or anything.  In Debian repos. Youtube-dl is good and supports lists from youtube if you have some that are active and tailing with new stuff.  Just have to write a cronjob to do that. "I've never fully 'gotten into' or understood...

Kutiman for all my Israeli friends.  This band / collective / concept is just rocking.   This is a more dance / electro piece.  Their stuff is all over the board world music.

Podcasts I mostly avoid cause everyone creating them wants to push Itunes as disto method.  Like a RSS feed is so complicated....  Many others don't even have download ability with inline playing being their method. I get a bunch of stuff from http://www.radio4all.net. Juke in the Back you...

Little weird bug here: https://vpsboard.com/search/?q=quadranet Searched for 'quadranet'Found 0 results --- But it then shows results.... so....

What us vpsBoard folks don't get any Melissa in the server porn stack?  Babes and boards, fun in the racks.

HTTPS seems completely fixed now too....  Thanks @MannDude for the help and fix.

Datacenters please.

Get a test IP. Cologix is certainly at that address. https://www.google.com/?gws_rd=ssl#q=cologix+1250+rene+levesque Appears Crocweb has used Netelligent at that location...   See: https://www.robtex.com/as/as10929.html Current BGP on their ASN shows direct upstreams though...